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I'm trying to get contact info. for Silviu Pincu, who wrote a very nice article about the Eisenstadt Co. about five years ago.  His info. in that article is excellent.  I have lots of supplemental material I've just unearthed that I'd like to share.  Don't really have time now to write the (supplemental) article myself, but I think it will be of interest, certainly to Eisenstadt collectors.  Eisenstadt is such an interesting and long-lived company, in their own archives, their fountain pen business (ca. 1924 to ca. 1931) barely even registers.  They were a St. Louis jeweler / wholesaler from 1853-1984.

 

Silviu or anyone else interested in Eisenstadt, please contact me!

 

Thanks,

 

Tim Barker

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